Quality...

pconroy328 wrote:

Skid Row Joe wrote:
Do you have pictures and specific examples you're writing about to show here?

I don't in this case. My phone was dead. On one Camper the inside laminate wall had separated at the seam and was falling down. A glue failure, of sorts, I expect.

By the slide, it looked like someone had cut out an 'L' shaped piece of the same wall material and screwed it onto the wall in a hap-hazard manner with three non-matching screws.

Surprised, I checked the right side and there was it's matching piece of 'scrap' material.

When I walked into the next camper, same model, same thing. Two pieces of untrimmed scrap material screwed to the wall.


I understand price and quality. I know quality is out there.
I was more surprised that someone would call that "good" and ship it.

Like I said, I'd be embarrassed to be associated with something like it.

You're using the word quality in an odd way here.

What you're describing in detail is poor workmanship. Not poor quality.

Others have chimed-in saying that the Palomino brand is of poor quality too. So, I have to believe that Palomino brand is not only of poor quality, but poor workmanship as well.

It may very well be that Palomino brand uses poor quality materials, with poor quality workmanship, making poor quality RVs. That would seems to cover it better.

For example - my RV is the highest quality manufacturer, using high-grade, quality materials. Unfortunately, their poor quality of workmanship and poor quality of repairs, coupled with their unwillingness to stand behind any of their workmanship, would classify them as a poor quality RV manufacturer after all.

When you start using the word quality, you must quantify it to have any meaning as per RVs.